Frank Slide Family Day - Frank Slide Interpretive Centre. For further information please call 403-562-7288 or the Alberta Rite line at 310-0000.
MARCH 2008
10 - 14
Crowsnest Pass Music Festival - showcasing the area's rich musical history and talents, this week-long music festival provides local musicians with a special opportunity, complete with adjudicators. Held at the Crowsnest Centre, contact 562-2405.
21 - 23
Bunny Bonspiel (Curling)
APRIL 2008
18-19
Chamber of Commerce Trade Show - held at the Crowsnest Complex. For more information contact the Chamber of Commerce at 562-7108.
25 - 27
Kananaskis Indoor Pro Rodeo - To be held at the Crowsnest Complex, April 25 - 7:00pm, April 26 - 6:00pm, April 27 - 2:00pm. There will be a rodeo dance on April 26 starting at 9:00pm. For more information contact Joe at 563-5100.
29
105th Anniversary of the Frank Slide
MAY 2008
19-25
Crowsnest Wingfest - featuring guided birding hikes, workshops, displays, etc. For more information contact Merilyn at 564.5155 or visit www.crowsnestconservation.ca
JUNE 2008
7
Ed Gregor Stewardship Day - Come make a difference in your public forest lands!
13-14
Relay for Life
A celebration of survival and a tribute to the lives of loved ones who have been touched by cancer. A fundraiser to help beat cancer.
21
Hillcrest Mine Disaster 94th Anniversary - Frank Slide Interpretive Centre. For further information please call 403-562-7388 or be connected toll free by calling the Alberta Rite line at 310-0000.
21-22
Bellecrest Days - parade and other fun family activities.
JULY 2008
1
Canada Day Celebrations
- activities include a parade, kids fun day, guided walking tours, music, ethnic food fair, dance, potluck picnic
13-14
Sinister 7 Ultramarathon - www.sinister7.com
A race destined to become known as the toughest ultramarathon in Canada. A 135-km course that will take you through the rugged and beautiful terrain of the Rocky Mountains. This race is open to solo runner or teams up to seven and racers have 27 hours to complete the grueling event.
18 - 20
Rum Runner Days – www.rumrunnerdays.com
- a 3-day event with something for the whole family. The Crowsnest Pass celebrates its history as a centre for smuggling alcohol during Prohibition days. A parade, foot race, midway, clowns, family activities, show & shine, golf tournament pancake breakfast, photo contest, Slo-Pitch tournament and more!
18
RBC Sole Survivor Foot Race – 562-8833
- 2km walk/run for the kids, 5km and 10km races.
19
Thunder in the Valley – www.thunderinthevalley.ca
- an unforgettable fireworks display staged right in the mountains, revealing the true meaning behind the name "Thunder in the Valley"! One of the Crowsnest Pass' most popular events!
AUGUST 2008
1 - 4
Crowsnest Pass Heritage Festival and Doors Open - www.doorsopenalberta.com - This is a celebration of the people, places, and architecture of the Crowsnest Pass area through free tours and culturally enriching experiences.
Heritage hikes, storytelling, architectural tours, historic buildings, garden tours, festivals, mining memorials, cemetery and town tours are all part of the exciting event weekend!
2
Crowsnest Country Market – Flumerfelt Park 10am - 4pm
- flea bargain tables, live auction, water play park, concession, musical entertainment, fruits & vegetables, spaghetti supper, and fashion show
9
Half Moon in August - www.fmij.com/half_moon.html
- an adventure race consisting of upsupported teams of two, this race will be held throughout the rugged Crowsnest Pass. Stay tuned for more details!
TransRockies Challenge – www.transrockies.com
- one of the premier cycling events in the world, described as the "Hardest Race in North America", this event will be using the Crowsnest Pass once again for a stop in a leg of the race.With over 550 racers from around the world this event is truly an exciting display of athleticism!
SEPTEMBER 2008
27
Crowsnest Eaglefest
- Hike to Peter Sherrington's eagle observation post on the South Livingstone Ridge to learn about raptor identification, provide assistance in spotting birds, and enjoy stunning views of the landscapes of the Crowsnest Pass. Morning and afternoon excursions are planned. For more information contact Merilyn at (403) 563-7545 or merilyn@crowsnestconservation.ca
OCTOBER 2008
NOVEMBER 2008
1
Pumpkins In The Park
DECEMBER 2008
Christmas in the Mountains
For any errors or omissions please contact (403)
562-8858 or info@crowsnestbdc.com.
